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10 years ago

I am looking to move out of my HFGH (6X8). I have been reading tons of material on the internet about Greenhouses.I really like the Sunshine 8x12x10 which has a redwood frame. Does anyone here have that brand.

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funnylady
10 years ago
Don't have that greenhouse, but have looked at it many times on the internet. Good luck with it. And let us see some pictures when you are done.
colokid
10 years ago
You are the first that mentioned the 6x8 HF GH so I have few question on it. I have a 6x10 tent type that I liked real well but it is getting worn and I am moving to a different home. The size would be OK for me and what I want. How does it stand up to wind? I used steel posts and tie downs on my tent type. I have heard complaints on the other HF that the panels deteriorated..do you see any of this or does it take several years to show up? Any general comments you have on it would be appreciated. With a sale and 20% discount it is maybe cheaper for me to get one of them, rather than move my old one.
Thanks KennyP
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belleville_rose_gr
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10 years ago
I have had no issues with my current hfgh. Like many people have said here that after you buy your first one you wish you had bought a bigger one. I have run out of room in the spring because of all the seeds I start in my house before I place them in the gh. Plus I would like to extend my growing season for vegetables.
funnylady
10 years ago
I have 5 GH's, 4 are from Harbor Freight. The other is from Juliana, 6X8 Have a 6X8 FH for about 5 yrs. with no problems. Have 3 10X12's. First one went in about 3 or 4 years ago. Liked the highth if them to hang my orchids. So got another on and put them together back to back, like the doors on both ends. Now I am working on adding the 3rd HF to the other 2. So when I'm dome I will have a 10X36 GH. Have to stop adding at that point because I have no more room.( I'm getting to old to do all this work.) I've been nick named "Greenhouse Lady" in our neighborhood.
colokid
10 years ago
Thanks
KennyP
farm_boy
9 years ago
I am also thinking of buying a greenhouse (my first one) and I am coveting the 8 x 12 Sunshine Greenhouse. I can't find any reviews of it anywhere.

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